I've searched high and low for ideas and answers to no avail.
Perhaps someone out there on the user mailing list has a suggestion.
After receiving a soap response via an xfire client (latest versions,
etc.), I need to store the soap message in a file or a database. No
problems there. I'm using an xfire client generated via wsgen using
a wsdl and jaxb bindings.
But... what if I want to later pull the soap message from the file/db
and then unmarshall the XML into the jaxb object representation? In
other words, how do I utilize xfire's binding mechanism (in this case
jaxb) to parse an xml document retrieved via a file or database but
NOT via a web services call? I looked over the "Parsing a SOAP
Message without Web Services" -- which seems to be about something
similar (getting at the soap body OR creating a SOAP body -- to no
avail. I can't seem to reverse engineer it so that I can "manually"
bind an xml document to the jaxb created objects.
Any ideas on using xfire's jaxb binding mechanism in this way?
Thanks,
kwade
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